I’m a rocket ship on my way to Mars on a collision course. I am a satellite. I’m out of control. I am a sex machine ready to reload like an atom bomb about to explode.

I’ll frame your eyes here on my wall. Feel your love when you are gone. It makes me sad when you are sad. I feel down when you are down. I’m begging you just give me a chance. Stick with me and we’ll see the rest.

You’re feeling hopeless. And all your dreams have gone away. Take the time to heal your sorrows. And disappear from the world. Live for tomorrow.

I’m too much with myself, I wanna be someone else.

If I turn into another, dig me up from under what is covering the better part of me. Sing this song. Remind me that we’ll always have each other when everything else is gone.

I haven’t tried lomography and probably won’t any time soon. This photo was not taken with a lomo camera. I took it using my D40. This was an uninteresting photo straight out of the camera. I was playing with the effects in iPhoto when I notice it looked a lot like the lomo photos I saw in flickr and zooomr.

Gear: Nikon D40, Nikkor 18-200mm f3.5-5.8 VR, iPhoto

The gang went to Singapore Henderson Waves to take night shots of the bridge. Problem with the place is that it’s always full of people you can’t shoot without having another photographer in your frame. With my frustration of getting a decent wide shot, I went closer instead. The bridge’s support frame made a good abstract subject.

Gear: Nikon D40, 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 VR

The view of the faces artwork from the inside of Singapore Esplanade. I was taking a rest inside the Esplanade from the searing Singapore heat during the National Day Parade 2008 celebration. I like this better than the one I took outside.

Gear: Olympus Trip 35, Tri-X 400, HC-110

Where are the signs to help me get out of this place. If I should stumble on my moment in time, how will I know? If the story’s written on my face, does it show?